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Proto-Baltic: *gur̃n-a- c.
Meaning: hip, thigh
Lithuanian: gur̃na-s `Hüfte, Hüftknochen, Fussknöchel, kleines Stück Schinken, Elenbogenforsatz'
Lettish: gùrns `Lende, Hüfte; Gabel am Spinnrade, darin das Rad hängt'
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Proto-IE: *g(ʷ)rn-
Meaning: back, shoulders, croup
Armenian: kurrn, gen. krran `Rücken'
Old Greek: ?? LS: gárkon n. 'axle-pin' (EM) = gárnon Poll., Hsch. {= to ésō tē̃s plḗmnēs sidḗrion, hò tòn áksona tríbei (Hsch.) - not found!}
Celtic: ? Ir gorūn, -ūin, gurrūn `Hüfte, Keule eines Tiers'
Russ. meaning: спина, плечи, круп
References: WP I 555 f
piet-meaning,piet-arm,piet-greek,piet-balt,piet-celt,piet-rusmean,piet-refer,
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